DAILY FIX: Bruise Cruise Mix

by | Feb 25, 2011 | MUSIC

RVA’s contributing writer Mark Craig headed out today for the Bruise Cruise, a four-day rock n’ roll extravaganza taking place over the next four days on a Carnival cruise ship, sailing from Miami to the Bahamas and back. All kinds of awesome bands will be on the cruise, including Black Lips, Surfer Blood, Vivian Girls, Thee Oh Sees, The Strange Boys, Ty Segall, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Turbo Fruits, Jacuzzi Boys, and DJ Mr. Jonathan Toubin. Of course, none of that helps us right now, since it sold out weeks ago and set sail earlier today. However, in order to give us all a taste of what we’re missing, Mark made us a mix featuring songs by quite a few of the artists that are on the cruise with him, plus snatches of interviews he conducted with the organizers, and some random segues that may or may not relate to the whole thing. Here it is:

Bermuda Your Triangle///The Bruise Cruise Mix by Show Me Deals

The Ghosts of Flight 19 say, “Life’s a Beach!”
1. Ty Segall///Ms. White
2. Jacuzzi Boys///You Got It
3. Vivian Girls///She’s Gone
4. The Almighty Defenders///Bow Down and Die
5. Quintron///Model Ex-Citizen
6. Thee Oh Sees///Quadrospazzed
7. Turbo Fruits///Mama’s Mad Cos I Fried My Brain
8. Surfer Blood///Take It Easy
9. The Strange Boys///Night Might
10. Black Lips///I Saw God

And so, for all of us who are not on the cruise, hopefully this can stand in for all the fun Mark is having this weekend–or at least give us a small taste. Hopefully we’ll have more in-depth coverage of the whole affair after he returns (and gets some sleep).


RVA’s contributing writer Mark Craig headed out today for the Bruise Cruise, a four-day rock n’ roll extravaganza taking place over the next four days on a Carnival cruise ship, sailing from Miami to the Bahamas and back. All kinds of awesome bands will be on the cruise, including Black Lips, Surfer Blood, Vivian Girls, Thee Oh Sees, The Strange Boys, Ty Segall, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Turbo Fruits, Jacuzzi Boys, and DJ Mr. Jonathan Toubin. Of course, none of that helps us right now, since it sold out weeks ago and set sail earlier today. However, in order to give us all a taste of what we’re missing, Mark made us a mix featuring songs by quite a few of the artists that are on the cruise with him, plus snatches of interviews he conducted with the organizers, and some random segues that may or may not relate to the whole thing. Here it is:

Bermuda Your Triangle///The Bruise Cruise Mix by Show Me Deals

The Ghosts of Flight 19 say, “Life’s a Beach!”
1. Ty Segall///Ms. White
2. Jacuzzi Boys///You Got It
3. Vivian Girls///She’s Gone
4. The Almighty Defenders///Bow Down and Die
5. Quintron///Model Ex-Citizen
6. Thee Oh Sees///Quadrospazzed
7. Turbo Fruits///Mama’s Mad Cos I Fried My Brain
8. Surfer Blood///Take It Easy
9. The Strange Boys///Night Might
10. Black Lips///I Saw God

And so, for all of us who are not on the cruise, hopefully this can stand in for all the fun Mark is having this weekend–or at least give us a small taste. Hopefully we’ll have more in-depth coverage of the whole affair after he returns (and gets some sleep).

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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